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...change. This could manifest as a desire for new skills, personal development, career advancement, or reigniting a passion for learning. They share a common thread: a willingness to embrace new ideas, immerse themselves in their surroundings, take pride in their work, and inspire others. Many students keep notes of observations, ideas, and sketches to tackle everyday...

...climate model] In response to a listener question, Adam Rutherford asks various scientists - what is a 'model' in science? Andrew Ponson introduces us to the concept, Carole Haswell discusses how they work in astronomy, Paul Donald explains their use in conservation science and hydrologist Nick Reynard talks about using models to simulate extreme weather events such as...

...changing the ingredients or the processing used. It is likely to be a situation in which there is more than one person involved and where the result of any action cannot simply be predicted by common sense, or by a simple mathematical manipulation of a few numbers. You are already using, or want to learn how to use, some systems-based approach to working with the...

...changes that will be introduced during its operational lifetime demonstrate good overall system quality. This is a daunting prospect for those developing and maintaining software. A central aim of this course is to give you the intellectual tools to cope with the challenge. This course provides an introduction to software engineering. Assuming you already have some...